The Chronicles of America Series, Volume 10Yale University Press, 1918 |
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... harbor at the same time that the land forces made their attack . The village , for it was hardly more than this , contained , as the French believed , only some two hundred houses and four hundred fighting men and it was thought that a ...
... harbor at the same time that the land forces made their attack . The village , for it was hardly more than this , contained , as the French believed , only some two hundred houses and four hundred fighting men and it was thought that a ...
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... harbor lay another colo- nial army , large for the time - the levies from New England which were to sail to Quebec . Officers had come out from England to drill these hardy men , and as soldiers they were giving a good ac- count of ...
... harbor lay another colo- nial army , large for the time - the levies from New England which were to sail to Quebec . Officers had come out from England to drill these hardy men , and as soldiers they were giving a good ac- count of ...
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... harbor , land- locked but for a narrow entrance about a mile wide . Through this " gut , " as it is called , the tide rushes in a torrential and dangerous stream , but soon loses its violence in the spacious and quiet harbor . Here the ...
... harbor , land- locked but for a narrow entrance about a mile wide . Through this " gut , " as it is called , the tide rushes in a torrential and dangerous stream , but soon loses its violence in the spacious and quiet harbor . Here the ...
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... harbors . Had he a million livres , he would , he said , invest it gladly in the country and be certain of a good return . His enthusiasm had produced , however , no answering enthusiasm at Versailles , for there the interests of Port ...
... harbors . Had he a million livres , he would , he said , invest it gladly in the country and be certain of a good return . His enthusiasm had produced , however , no answering enthusiasm at Versailles , for there the interests of Port ...
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... come to Port Royal as conquerors and then gone away , but now they were to remain . Ever since that October day , when autumn was coloring the abundant foliage of the lovely harbor , the British flag has FRANCE LOSES ACADIA 55.
... come to Port Royal as conquerors and then gone away , but now they were to remain . Ever since that October day , when autumn was coloring the abundant foliage of the lovely harbor , the British flag has FRANCE LOSES ACADIA 55.
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